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Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis announce a naval blockade on Saudi Arabia; Andy Burnham appoints his first cabinet as British Prime Minister; and in sport, Spain's World Cup-winning soccer team welcomed back to Madrid.

Spain wins the world cup; One Nation wins back support to draw level with Labor in latest newspoll; and in sport, Belgian Remco Evenepoel wins stage 15 of the Tour de France...

The UN says the US and Iran must return to diplomacy; a cyber attack steals patients' data from an Australian healthcare network; and in the World Cup, Argentina is through to the final after beating England.

11 September is Census Night in Australia. Everyone living in the country on that night is required to complete the Census. Solicitor Oliver Slewa, who has worked across a number of Australian government departments, explains why participating in the Census is so important and how the information collected helps governments plan essential services, infrastructure, and future community projects. Ex...

In this program, an interview with Robina Lajin about her participation in a summit at the Parliament House in Canberra; Oliver Slewa talks about Census 2026 and in Australia Explained, how to take a photo legally

The United States reinstating its blockade of Iranian ports; a reward remains for the discovery of the remains of British backpacker Peter Falconio, and in Rugby League, Queensland players move on from recent State of Origin heartbreak

Spain has booked its place in the FIFA World Cup final, beating France 2-0 in a dominant semi-final performance. The defeat ends Les Bleus' hopes of lifting a third World Cup title, with their focus now shifting to Saturday's third-place playoff.

The Prime Minister to unveil a new AI framework; Donald Trump drops threats of tolls in the Strait of Hormuz; and in sport, Spain is through to the FIFA World Cup final after beating France two-nil in their semi-final.

Robina Lajin recently visited Australia to participate in the Policy Summit on the Future of the Nineveh Plains, held at Parliament House in Canberra. As Vice President of the Etuti Institute, a non-profit organisation based in the United States, she joined a panel of experts to discuss the future of the Nineveh Plains and the challenges facing the Assyrian people. In an interview with SBS Assyria...

Urgent inquiries for any Australians caught in a deadly fire in Bangkok; Government officials monitoring the final so-called ISIS bride who is yet to return home; and in cycling, Mathieu van der Poel secures a victory in stage nine of the Tour de France...

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Australia's Indian diaspora gathering in Melbourne to see Prime Minister Narendra Modi; The US hits Iran with another round of strikes; and in sport, Dutch cyclist Olav Kooij wins his first sprint finish at the Tour de France.

The World Cup quarter-finalists are now locked in after Argentina produced a stunning comeback against Egypt and Switzerland edged Colombia in a dramatic penalty shootout. I'm [producer name], and this is your wrap of Day 27 of the FIFA World Cup 2026.

Telstra restoring services after an outage caused chaos across Australia; New US strikes launched after three oil tankers targeted in the Strait of Hormuz; and in football, Switzerland eliminates Colombia from the World Cup.

Social media giant, Meta, has appeared at the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion [[July 6]], defending its record on stopping online abuse. E-Safety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant, has slammed social media platforms for failing to monitor so-called "gore" content.

The Assyrian National Council – Australia (ANCA), proudly hosted the Policy Summit on the Future of the Nineveh Plains at Parliament House, Canberra, on Assyria Day, Wednesday, 1 July 2026. The Summit was honoured by the attendance of the Prime Minister of Australia, the Hon. Anthony Albanese MP, who officially opened the event, together with Senator the Hon. Penny Wong, Minister for Foreign Affai...

More Australian politicians react to a missile launched by China in the Pacific; The death toll rises from twin earthquakes in Venezuela; and in football, Calls for an investigation into the overturning of Folarin Balogun's red-card ban.

Ten shops impacted by fire after a tobacco store ram raid in Melbourne; the first confirmed case of the H5 bird flu in the state of NSW; and in sports, Brazil knockout from FIFA World Cup after losing to Norway 2-1 this morning.

More aid arrives in Venezuela, as the search for quake survivors continues; The US to decide on extending its major trade deal with Canada and Mexico; and in sport, England through to the final 16 in the World Cup.

Co-hosts Mexico advanced to the Round of 16, while superstar strikers Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappé each scored twice to send Norway and France through. I'm [producer name], and this is your wrap of Day 20 of the FIFA World Cup 2026.

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** Millions of workers to see a pay rise from today; The United Nations warns aid for Palestinian refugees at risk;To sport and in the World Cup, The Democratic Republic of Congo is preparing to take on England later today [[Wed]], with the side's coach saying the match will be difficult but not impossible to win.

The death toll in Venezuela exceeds 1,700; Liberal frontbencher Anderw Hastie warns against Pauline Hanson's promotion of a 'monoculture'; and in football, Germany is out of the FIFA World Cup.

Just two weeks after the United States and Iran agreed to halt four months of fighting, renewed military exchanges are testing the fragile ceasefire. As tensions rise around the Strait of Hormuz, violence continues in Lebanon and Gaza, raising fresh questions about the prospects for lasting peace across the Middle East.